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The dad should have made a joke. He didn't handle it well at all.

But at the time of Maura's disappearance, Kathleen was living in Hanover, MA.

Brianna's disappearance is almost-certainly drug related. She was involved with some very shady people.

I've been searching but can't find the answer. Does anyone know if Amanda's other roommates believe she's guilty or innocent?

During the Casey Anthony trial I was in the middle of a huge project at work and couldn't follow closely. I remember people loving the prosecution but I don't recall what the general feelings were on the jury. I'm a little nervous today and can't help comparing it to that crazy jury. For the...

Wrong thread, sorry.

Jodi testified that shortly before the murder she and Travis were in his office when she grabbed a bunch of CDs (from her car) of pictures of Jodi and Travis on vacation. She said Travis had been bugging her to see them. When she tried to play them, she found that they were damaged, blah, blah...

So is he claiming she had taken the plate off before driving to Travis' house? I always thought she purposely placed it upside down before getting to his house to avoid detection.

The prosecutor's point about Jodi bringing the CDs for Travis to see shows premeditation was fantastic! I am confused about one thing, however: He mentioned after the killing, JA screwed the license plate on upside down because it's less likely to get caught that way than without a plate. Huh...

I have a couple questions: The Walmart witness proved that Jodi didn't return the gas can on the day she claims. Did Jodi say she bought the can at that same Walmart? Did that witness confirm the sale of that can? Or did Jodi say she bought the can at another Walmart?

I agree, McSpy. Renner seems hellbent on certain theories and I think he dismisses some possibilities that don't support his assumptions. On that Disappeared show that featured her story, one of Maura's friends talked about Maura cutting high school by herself one day and driving up to Boston to...

No, but their son knew.

The public is interested in information on what kind of person can do such a thing. Who knows better than his family? It's huge news and the media swarm goes with the territory.

Just yesterday my niece bought a used car in Massachusetts and drove it off the lot.

I have no doubt that the hotel offers one-bed rooms and two-bed rooms. According to Renner, Fred had a one-bed room.

Renner reported that the hotel room where Maura's father stayed had only one bed.

McSpy, I understand and admire your sensitivity. If I were a friend or family member of Maura's, it would hurt me to see some of the speculation. With that said, this website is not her family/friend's board, it's to discuss the situation surrounding Maura's disappearance. I have been guilty of...

(My bold) I respectfully disagree about compulsions being "cries for attention." I think that excuse gets attributed to many disorders and it's rarely the case. If Maura was bulimic, and it looks likely that she was, the binging and purging would provide a sense of relief. Dysfunctional, but...

jjenny, I'm guessing you're right. It's irresponsible journalism to not make a note that the picture is "file" or previously taken.

http://www.nydailynews.com/new-york/michael-borcina-contractor-escaped-conn-blaze-calls-deaths-5-a-tragedy-article-1.997816#art_comments_tab This NY Daily News article includes an interview with the contractor. Maybe he's still in shock but the way he underplays this horrific tragedy is odd...